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Baddass
Guest
Went to Manumission last year and thought it was quite good. Not so good this year. The show was very pap i thought, looked sooo amatuer and unless you watch the whole thing i cant see how you're supposed to follow the "murder mysteries" that they are doing. Looked badly rehearsed and all the dancers were out of sync!! 
although, to be honest thats not really the reason you would go is it ?!?!
Smokin Jo was on the decks and played a few good tunes. Good to hear Cafe Del Mar - Energy 52 which is always a classic. Not too busy, but such a big place so was nicely crowded for the size. Only big problem was that it was FAR TOO HOT! horrible, kept having to go and cool off outside, get the air con fixed in there guys!!!!
left about 7am to go to the Space carryon. Having never been to Space before, it was a really sureal experience esp when you go outside on teh terrace (after 10am when the music starts) and see everyone dancing! Inside was good, nice and dark so all the wasted ppl are well hidden, and it gives you chance to forget your early morning tiredness as it seems like your in a club again. Outside was really good, was impressed with the massive fans out there too as kept the whole place quite cool in the baking Ibiza sun Only problem is they dont do hand stamps, to let you leave and come back so we were starving and thirsty, so only stayed till about 11.30am (not bad for our first time at Space tho ) and bottled water is 6 euros and tiny bottle too
Free to get in with Manumission tickets (which were 38 euros i think) which is good as Space tickets alone are about 20 euros anyway, and youve gotta go there sometime, its amazing, brilliant atmosphere and EVERYONE is there to enjoy the music and the atmosphere, and you have no beer boys and the football crowd are still in bed after getting wasted in the West end
my advice tho, get some food after Manumission and rehydrate then go into Space (queued for about 10 mins by the way, only time we queued at any club all week) its the only way you're gunna survice all day (and get to Bora Bora over the road if you want in teh late afternoon
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although, to be honest thats not really the reason you would go is it ?!?!
Smokin Jo was on the decks and played a few good tunes. Good to hear Cafe Del Mar - Energy 52 which is always a classic. Not too busy, but such a big place so was nicely crowded for the size. Only big problem was that it was FAR TOO HOT! horrible, kept having to go and cool off outside, get the air con fixed in there guys!!!!left about 7am to go to the Space carryon. Having never been to Space before, it was a really sureal experience esp when you go outside on teh terrace (after 10am when the music starts) and see everyone dancing! Inside was good, nice and dark so all the wasted ppl are well hidden, and it gives you chance to forget your early morning tiredness as it seems like your in a club again. Outside was really good, was impressed with the massive fans out there too as kept the whole place quite cool in the baking Ibiza sun
Only problem is they dont do hand stamps, to let you leave and come back so we were starving and thirsty, so only stayed till about 11.30am (not bad for our first time at Space tho ) and bottled water is 6 euros and tiny bottle tooFree to get in with Manumission tickets (which were 38 euros i think) which is good as Space tickets alone are about 20 euros anyway, and youve gotta go there sometime, its amazing, brilliant atmosphere and EVERYONE is there to enjoy the music and the atmosphere, and you have no beer boys and the football crowd are still in bed after getting wasted in the West end
my advice tho, get some food after Manumission and rehydrate then go into Space (queued for about 10 mins by the way, only time we queued at any club all week) its the only way you're gunna survice all day (and get to Bora Bora over the road if you want in teh late afternoon
)
. I'm going to follow Paulsubs lead and get changed back at the hotel before we go rather than hop on the bus straight away......even Sure deodorant isn't that good.
